After the Haryana election results, PM Modi fired up a speech, saying Congress is trying to split Hindus and use Muslims just for votes. He praised the BJP’s win as a sign of the country’s vibe and talked about cool development projects in Maharashtra, pushing for unity against Congress's divisive moves.
In Anantnag, J&K, an Indian Army soldier got kidnapped during an anti-terror operation. Luckily, one soldier managed to escape even though he got shot. Now, there’s a big search happening for the missing soldier, with the Army teaming up with local police.
Recent Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections were pretty wild. The BJP snatched up eight out of eleven seats with margins over 20,000 votes. The National Conference led overall with 42 seats, while the BJP got 29. Both major parties did well, along with some independents and smaller parties joining the mix.
US is seriously thinking about breaking up Google as a solution to its monopoly problem. This whole thing started because they believe Google has been unfairly dominating the market, which isn't good for competition.
The BJP pulled off an epic third win in Haryana, thanks in large part to the RSS stepping up. After some tough times and losing voter love, they got back on track with some smart outreach and grassroots efforts that helped them connect with rural folks and flip potential losses into a big win.
The BJP is getting ready for the upcoming by-elections in Uttar Pradesh and has lined up 27 potential candidates for nine seats. A meeting led by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath kicked things off for picking the final candidates, while the opposition is also plotting their moves ahead of the elections expected in November.
The BJP has pulled off its third win in a row in Haryana, grabbing 48 out of 90 Assembly seats, even though they lost eight ministers. The Congress party, dealing with its own mess, could only manage 36 seats. This election showed the BJP's still got a fanbase, but the close vote margins and Congress's struggles are raising some eyebrows.
In Thiruvananthapuram, youth groups from the opposition protested against Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, calling for him to resign over some controversial comments and supposed police ties. Things got wild with clashes against the cops, resulting in water cannons and tear gas being used, and several people getting arrested.
The Kerala High Court is asking the Cochin Devaswom Board for their take on a petition about shooting films inside the Sree Poornathrayeesa temple. There are worries that allowing non-Hindu actors in might mess with the temple’s traditions and rituals.
The Kerala Assembly was buzzing with tension as the UDF brought up an adjournment motion over a senior cop's meeting with RSS leaders. The Opposition slammed the LDF for brushing off serious questions, while the ruling party backed the cop and called the allegations politically motivated.